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Gov. Lujan Grisham updates public health order focused on combating gun violence September 15, 2023 - Injury Prevention - Safety

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham issued an updated public health order outlining additional measures to combat gun violence in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County. The governor made the announcement in Albuquerque alongside state legislative leadership and public safety officials. « read more »



Department of Health reports new cases West Nile virus infections August 10, 2023 - Zoonotic Diseases - Safety

The New Mexico Department of Health (DOH) confirms an increase in West Nile virus infections, with eight newly identified cases, bringing the total count to ten for the year 2023. « read more »



New Mexico warms up: here’s what you need to know about heat-related illness before it gets too hot to handle April 10, 2023 - Environmental Public Health Tracking - Safety

The New Mexico Department of Health (DOH) reminds people to be aware of heat related illness as temperatures warm up. The eastern and southern parts of the state are already getting hot before other parts of the state. Regardless of location, as temperatures increase, so does the risk of heat relate... « read more »



Department of Health advises actions to take for coming arctic blast December 21, 2022 - Environmental Health - Safety

The New Mexico Department of Health’s Environmental Health Epidemiology Bureau calls on residents to closely monitor weather reports Wednesday and in the coming days. « read more »



Department of Health reports first human West Nile virus infection of 2022 September 12, 2022 - Zoonotic Diseases - Safety

West Nile virus is a disease transmitted by mosquitoes that can sometimes be fatal. « read more »



Heat advisories statewide. Guard against heat-related illness. July 19, 2022 - Public Health - Safety

With many New Mexico counties this week experiencing at-or-near record high temperatures, the Department of Health (DOH) again reminds anyone living or visiting New Mexico of the dangers and symptoms of heat-related illnesses. « read more »



Department of Health reminds residents of heat-related illnesses symptoms June 6, 2022 - Public Health - Safety

The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) reminds all people in New Mexico of the dangers of heat-related illnesses and encourages staying hydrated and indoors whenever possible. « read more »



Department of Health urges residents to stay safe from extreme heat May 17, 2022 - Public Health - Safety

The New Mexico Department of Health (DOH) encourages all people in New Mexico to avoid heat-related illness by staying in cool indoor places and hydrating. Tuesday, May 17th and Thursday, May 19th are expected to bring record heat to portions of the state. « read more »



DOH reminds New Mexicans to be aware of heat-related illness  September 9, 2021 - Environmental Health - Safety

SANTA FE-- The New Mexico Department of Health (DOH) encourages New Mexicans to drink lots of water, rest, and seek shade when they are outdoors to reduce the risk of heat-related illness. In regions reaching triple digits, people should remain in cooled indoor places as much as possible. « read more »



Department of Health urges fireworks safety this Independence Day June 28, 2021 - Harm Reduction - Safety

SANTA FE--As the Independence Day holiday weekend approaches, the New Mexico Department of Health urges residents to celebrate a safe Fourth of July and to use extreme caution with fireworks. « read more »



NMDOH issues COVID-19 public health guidance ahead of Super Bowl Sunday February 4, 2021 - 2019 Novel Coronavirus - Safety

The New Mexico Department of Health on Thursday issued public health guidance for New Mexicans ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl. « read more »



Northern New Mexico Air Quality June 4, 2018 - Air Quality - Safety

With the Ute Park Fire burning in Colfax County, the New Mexico Department of Health and New Mexico Environment Department are monitoring air quality in areas of Northern New Mexico affected by smoke from the wildfire, including Cimarron, Eagle Nest, and Raton. « read more »



Stay Healthy and Safe While Enjoying the Outdoors May 26, 2017 - Public Relations - Safety

The New Mexico Department of Health offers tips for residents to stay safe and healthy this Memorial Day weekend and throughout the summer, while enjoying all the outdoor activities New Mexico has to offer. With warmer temperatures, there are increased concerns with heat exposure, hydration, safe f... « read more »



Is There a Deadly Gas in Your Home? It Takes Only $7 to Find Out! January 19, 2016 - Environmental Public Health Tracking - Safety

The New Mexico Department of Health and the New Mexico Environment Department are encouraging New Mexicans, especially smokers and former smokers, to test their homes for radon, an odorless and invisible gas, during January, National Radon Action Month. Radon testing is easiest and most effective i... « read more »



A Threat We Can’t See or Smell January 6, 2016 - Public Relations - Safety

This month the New Mexico Department of Health is warning residents about a sign of medical trouble that hides in plain sight. It’s odorless and invisible. It’s radon. « read more »



Road Crews are Ready for Wintry Weather December 31, 2014 - Public Relations - Safety

As arctic air settles in New Mexico over the next few days, Governor Susana Martinez is reminding New Mexicans to take precautions during this cold snap to stay safe. Difficult driving conditions are reported in several parts of New Mexico. « read more »



Burning Truths about Holiday Safety July 2, 2014 - Injury Prevention - Safety

The Fourth of July holiday weekend is traditionally the time for parties, barbecues and fireworks, but for emergency rooms in New Mexico, it’s more than that. It’s a day where the hospital staff knows to expect to see patients arriving suffering burns, bruises, lacerations, even foreign objects... « read more »



National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day April 23, 2014 - Opioid Safety - Safety

The New Mexico Department of Health urges residents to participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Collection sites in Southwest New Mexico as well as state-wide will be set up as and staffed by state and local police and county sheriff's departments. The service is free and anonymous. « read more »



Reminding Parents of the Dangers of Poisoning March 19, 2014 - Public Relations - Safety

During National Poison Prevention Week, the New Mexico Department of Health wants to remind parents to store non-food products, including medications, out of their children’s reach. The New Mexico Poison and Drug Information Center reports an average of one phone call per hour about a possible po... « read more »



Saving Seniors From the Fall January 29, 2014 - Older Adult Falls - Safety

The New Mexico Department of Health reports fall-related injury is the leading cause of unintentional injury death, hospitalization and emergency room visits for New Mexico seniors ages 65 and older. « read more »

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